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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
'B0UCr HAS THE GOUT
He Talks of Ireland and the
Land Bill.
THE EAcLlsHHlE's WEAK pllHT.
The Plas~right's Plan tor Bringing
the Tories 20 Terms-OestroY the
Railroads and Tsiegraph-tte
Endorses the Boycott and
the Inter State Law.

WAsHiS0roS. April l0.-Mr. Dion Bonci
cault. who is TO begin weeks engagement
At the new National Theatre here tomorrow
night. has been suffering acutely since We
terday from an attack of gout in the T.g
arm. 1T is the fifth Tins thai have .n
attacked by the gout. he said this afternoon
10 representative OF the Uai,et Press. but
i, is the first time. strangely enough, that il
has ever come to me while playing. and
don't propose to let 1t interfere with my
work this time. Wish that every Irish
man had OILY the gout 20 complain OF
"Will the Tories pass the coercion law.
Mr.. BoucicsultT"
s'Sarely.' replied the pstrIot Play wright.
1T would be a misfortune now IL they
didn't do Il. It's passage will make the end
Of the Tory party. The incoming of the
Liberals means Justice for Ireland. In 1879
said 10 Mr. Gladstone. ia an interview
relative 10 the feniaus, that Ireland would
have lis OVID government IN n few years
Not in my life or yours. he repijsd. Mr..
Gladstone would not say the same thing
now. ! am believer IN the efficiency
of the boycott" continued Mr. Boucicsait
put your fist in an Englishmsn's 8 face and
he'll light YOU put your hand in his pocket
and get firm grip on his purse and he'll
compromise In a fash. Instead of striking
or killing an occasional landlord | wouid
have a notice published that after d certain
day the railroads and telegraph wires would
be destroyed, but warn of all people
shat the innee>st miahs not be- in.
iuled By dsstroyin9e <he railroads in
Ireland you would hurt the Engiishmen ia
their most vulnerable spot~--their pockets
as the roads are largely owned bv them.
The telegraph is controlled By the govern
ment and the interruption would mean the
stoppage OF business and with the railroads
and telegraph gone. every English soldier
garrisoned IN the interior of Ireland would
be forced 10 run TO the coast ss there'd he
nothing 20 feed him, the supplies being cut
of.
referring to his own plans. he said:
after the Washington engagement we 10
to New York for several weeks al the Star
Theatre and then Chicago and then San
Francisco. | will pass the Summer at Lake
Tahoe and next season viii only play in
the larger cities. | haven't finished writing
Y1ays. / have three new ones on the stocks
but none of them are christened yet One
will be produced in San Francisco in Au-
gust. another in Boston in October and the
third in New York in January"
What do you think of the Interstate
lav?'
II like it, II is going to be the best thing
for the drama that has occurred in years.
is will till off the specuisting pauper msn-
eyer who deptpds on his rights receipts 10
pay bis company and the railroad fsres. and
will prevent the disruption hundreds of
miles from home of worthless oreanizs-
tions. The increase IN fares will tend 10
renew the stock system, and prevent roam
ing and vagabondism.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
a BLOODY EASTER.
Tho Festivities At Belfast, Ireland. Inter.
rupted by q bot.

BELFAST, April 1.-THE usual Easter fes-
tivities we're INDUCED ia by the various re-
liz;ous denominations to-day, aud following
them came the inevitable riot resulting from
any demonstration OF a religions character
that NAV take place in tins town There
was scarcely any disorCief during the early
paEt Of the dag, bus toward the evening
crowds coDEregated On the street corners,
and as darkness set IN they became noisy
sud demonstra.ive. The police attempted
10 clesr the streets. but were attacked by
the mob sna driven away. ReinsorcemenGs
arrived, and another charge was made upon
the crowd. which resisted stuaborniv and
pe.tei the police unmerciiuiIe with stones.
Finally the police were ordered 10 tire,
which they oil. woundisg one uiaa se-
vese'y. and the crowd fell hack. bat did not
ai.. Css3efdiscesse. Dtz1ltory sfone-thr0~-
ing was indulged N until midnight. when
sli hscane quiet. bat tbe mob Il ms kiS :
unnists kable preparations for a renewal ~
the battle t0iaorTow. and = repetition Of lsst
Summers riots = fss-e6. The police have
been orsicrcd - dea s7mmarly With the
nioe sh9G.d they renes hosiilities.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
EXCLUSIVE SOCIETY PEOPLE.
Arrested for fssrpsng rhei< Summer co.
tage and Dsfrnadln< an Is-
suraucs Compzay

NLw Yorx. April fo.--Dr. VIM. ". Rey-
nolds. Of los West Forty-ssventh-st. was
arrested Saturday and his wife was arrested
toIAy. on charges OF attempting to defrand
81 insurance company. Their examina-
ton vas Sc, down ;or Tuesday. The affair
j. likely to cause decided sensation. as the
accused occupy high positions IN society.
especially Ars Reynolds. who IS leader in
a 4uits exclusive st. she j. a daughter CT
the late rsillienajrss Oliver Cbariiek. The
crAolfs frnily oeeupied in Snsafar- cot
"a. - Flustius which has sse re- IS
itsd b. tire witaia r recent fsfs-,t be
insgr1pce company interesfe fiIa fesSon
% susoeat somefhs0g Ntcrg. snd tie e b ..fgs
IS nov maie. after consi seTR5fr rr'ec-ive
vorx that the fusnisurs en y r's n.ar-
suce was collected vas removed i1ad ne
hone before ssch Sf he frss oecurresA The
sec issd Z parties vI4oronsiy Fenv The caaFge
and claim ample ability 10 rsluts il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
REDWOOD FRAUDS
AGENTS 8sI8lD Or IETlNlllTED,
FIFTY Thousand Acres OF Valuable
California Land Fra1dolentiy
Eptsred-Scotch Capitalists
interezsec-Thes Viii
Be Prosecuted.

wssaiscros, April I0-0hlcisls Of the
General Land Ofice ere watching with
much interest The outcome OF the trial now
pendifg in California OF what are designated
a. tbs Redwood frauds According TO
the Land Once officials. much Of the land
Tor the past ten years. which has
been entered IN the Redwood Cal.
il0rnia. district, has been fr-udulently
entered. one g. H. Putnam is said by the~-
cfticers to De tue head or moving spirit IN
the Redwood Lunber Company. He Is
represented as having travelled extensively:
visited Europe and different parts ot this
country studying the qualities Of lumber
until be became an expert. Arriving IN
& talsfornia from lows, Minnesota and Wis
cousin. where be Il said 20 have made nu-
pssrous ffandulen; entries Of pnblir tiiuber
isads. be st once saw that tie timber OF the
Redwood district Sscf a specially valuable
character IL was out the work Of a
feV weeks % organize a company to rntsz
these lands ~ the Government prices and
he. il Is said. did H. A number o. Scotch
then in California seeking invest
ments. were quick 70 see that the invest
ment was a good one. and they nut in =
large amo1nt % money. From this time
on ward, according 70 the statement CT the
oi:.cers quoted. bat few, If any, bonsiide
entries cf the timber lands OF the Redwood
dis-ricts have been made. Several registers
and receivers are said TO have fallen into the
clutches Of the company and many
of the smoioyes Of these officers i*is cha-r
ed have oesn in the pay of tae combination.
Several Government inspectors have been
sent oct ~ investigate the alleged frauds.
bot until nov II is said. they have either
heen purchased outright or intimids.ed by
,he Fed wood Campany's officers. About a
year ago g. =. bergen. OF illinois, person
ri friend OF Commissioned SPARKS, was
designated to investigate these alleged
fraudulent sntFses. He was n
man who could neither be
bought nor intiuids.ed and his. so tar.
the l:.nd Office people say. secured testi-
rnony .of the r1sa who we're pnrchssed 10
MAKE fraudulent entries az the instance OF
the Redwaod COnpany sufficient TO procure
"A hearing. The courts Of California made
reports on i00 entries and partial reports on
l50 others. The aggregate fraudulent en-
sriss IN this one district IS estimated BY land
officials 20 amount To over 5000 acres and
tesv believe that in the courts testimony
will be presented that will secure the con
viction OF many Of those most prominently
connected with the Red wood Lnnber Com
pany
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
TEXTS TEMPERANCE.
IM :. asls BlRaalc'.


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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

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t'flis 80 esl4i -saHifa - tils tssessf Asglu4l
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l4lek 4lle Darlington rsss1 g. Aipiiei -
1slsilss lbs oanes tllsHs p$E ~ si
fiieseisisss fzasss.siii a'as iaaa< ~ - tis'i
NsE t4ln4..ssian au1 cleisa So
ssteftasrse1 - fse;Fets Hifa ~ tse Etf
s1nei. Toe Ease ~as iseef6 t
f1Eaes ~ Afs a. eskHfnea,l - soa.f tazis
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~ the isklteay AtsRtaltaslsEs. fie Cl.afeea
that he tsa 81 Feia ares a. Fafslbtis tlsess
~ fSiss ttlt @setssraesi q. tss zeaas lof -
aiie4, ana taai in every e4se skcn sLf q.
tefesls IT tie c0fpoFslsau wtte aksalieS 81
tle s9lsfd ~ = iea dollass tlle r1a,i< 1k3
essn protected x4b tee cff4tesi slecflY
Ahy oan ~ irsf Si s.iezss ssAii4f isirtss'
sskta cne ~ lhe sean iszloaefz.
because. Frptied tiss ifaie eSseeksss
sfseapie have Fol ilret u las faffs III tffiae
10 Obtain lust4os before you They eo4ls -
Ese aaa ! saa bufdsnst wlta lheiE soua-
piaints and pleading shat fi.eF kan ttlsip
ne4thtf coDsldefatlon nor Jtstics 4t yaaf
bsuds. J have lusl interviewed iisrex hun.
dre1 conyicts said the G<sxofnof fhes
are Just ike these railroad IoHnaeers. sheg
al tell the same story
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
little rrLreasus.


WsTxaztaT C1ft. Ag1 f9-5azn
sseqaf-. ile 1eil-knoTa tils4friosl rzsnzrss.
died folty.
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a rs.s crrias fscsoFr = sssa<Fr ress e~sa7
ih.r>esn nsea vera kst,s5 sad q 1nfass -
otssts -ei
fArax Aor1 Io-Hr.s G, seses Ne1ss
rsst. for f.e-ig se.nbs- ~ Ps-ft.esant 50
.seTsa Warwssksaise. s!ie1 today svss =
fea1
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fss,a9 etl2ts sshmsps ~ Il u Rsnsea &
fs5 So efnnseesir des<rsFe5 - f-< r.
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hefR STs f5~e- res&i te-z ta9tr go
Ise cFer 81 tae E~Fss h~x f.sert -
0ers tzkea 81 fb4 fesel aa
skgas txe hoedrss X 81 Cage Caxrfes
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
pHoHlsirlor ~ spors.
us~ business is Aescsea "a Feansssxsaf q
Towns bs ths Enforassnoni 81 Fre-
hiis5iiUn


The gracusi disinlegntion. or ory rot.
which has set IA AT tae town ii NerccF,
according 70 accounts from sharon. = At
tfibated 10 The refusal Of Jadfe Nekarc 20
grant any licenses 10 Mercer The Judge
left The liquor matter 70 be decided ~
sose % uae people og she viciniis. Mercer
went back on the toody. bal sharon rolled
up some Two hundred iasioFity Ia lss0f Of
continued liquor d.spenszison. and she
got Il Size is now respsng harvest A
tide Of pilgrimage toward sharon has sei ia.
All tie drinking people Iising al sny point
Near midway between the towns naturally
cofne Ia saafoa. ia order - sxali them
selves 0f liquid goods and Temperance pes.
pie cone because they want so fids 90
Sharon boom aud see wao= t.ssinr til.
drinking. The town. between drinks. safs
great prospects shnad 4 new ulscra hoasr
seems 10 be assured. and anoue the certain.
ties are feo thousand p3pulsiiosi. new
schools, new depot, more lamp pests aud
a ne~ jail with enlarged accommodations
CrernYlle. which lost license bv 3 suiaH
majority, views shxrons flsl oil 5oon
with alarm. and il taking siei,s for a re.
hearing Of some of the license applications.
on the>ground that many names on tie ~.
monsirancss were forget and fi.af over one
thousand names have hera added - tff
recommendations far ,-ast. Meantime
Mercer siis solitary ano sai,sf nn her hfii of
exnltatson splitting ~ ere < and waiting
for the jug Train 10 cone ia rom sharon
tfGaxtiH Pa. hcus.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
FILLED FULL OF BULLETS.
A Policeman's Terrible Experience with :
Tough"

foltcemans Eerrfble Experience with =
Tough"
BsLTfxoRz. Nd. April 10.--Police Officer
james II. Moore was shot foar times To-
night by Martin Gundlsck. cab driver,
and will probably die Gundlack is locked
up in the Western District station house.
ABOUT clock Officer Moore was informed
that - re was man on I0Soph0e-sf. the
hOneof the demi-monde. fourishing a pis-
tl Ip0re went into the street and found
SgnaiSek cutting carers on the Pavement
pssfli in hand. The officer told the cab
aFiysr to move On. Dunclack. vithous a
work. iessled tbs = sol 81 Moore and firsd.
ths l'Hllet entering hss mouth a0d passing
cui a. The chin. A second shot entered the
lis side ius, below the hear. bat i,s force
1fs broken by book Tie officer carried IN
h.s pocket A tfiri bullet strtfek him IN
the rgnt thigh. while af0arth took effect a
the caif - tue lefi leg. Curd,sck then ran,
fae 0.iicsT pursuing. uniii sbe latter dropped
u the pavement from exhausfloa The
wounded man T8s taxsu TO the station
house. where his wants were stfe1dei -,
and vas ,sfer removed - ifs home Gard
lsck waS arrested a. hour AflsT the shooting
in - o0n st the corner 81 Arch aud LEX
fnxtsu-@ts
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

Mash tsss crane Fsrs,i.. Inslu,.la< g.,
CurraFt.

Aueo ttkc tsrAnt ttRrftss Including tsc
CorreFt.
WssHlEsroN april lo.--A cioa.a sss skys
a sif orer1s an3z temperature ran<ins bs-
tseen 81 sed S. ~sse she characteristic of
sssfer IN Washias.oa All TIE churches
wexe vsrr iar- attended. AMI ne rtasi1ll
prosranrats sae ne esral displsvs IN the
Catholic ani Episcona'iaa c5grrses were
eonspieuo'ely fas aud oriiiisnt Contrary
q genera exscc.asion bat very Few spring
'ssseras rsrs reorn. ~ th,t &rsrs from the
eirze ctsenrsnce tb7 sp2eara1ce oi the
ercwd E8s aot n1fcvosav
a strrei corcert to.gnieu1rat % 81 tbe
dav wss given tonight At Ahsugl >
f1a4t,e oy = rsnd ~ eighfy-fivc uGs{ci.ns.
1rter iIse iirscfion at fiic ieaisr Of the
Asrne Ess,d it ~ss largely attended
Na iae eod of lent aad ils saczei),h
sad rsfes partial revival o. s,cisi fesriFi-
iise ~iii Iaks p'acs. i9-iiat1a8 are oas -
o1mner - hirh teas. ~ options and
fierer. - iske pi1ce duriu< iss week Ou
taesiar eb-ht reception ard ball viii be
he'd Is t-e Nefsorc .tan C.uo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
GROWING WORSE.
Di-s.snreefaS Reports From the Drought
stricken Districts of rexss

Heesr0N. Tex. April io-AdVices from
The DRY sections of the State saow ths. the
dsovgtt eoetlEass AMI Is daily cspsins
sess-T st1erirz ana less. NJ fsirs have
fiisn "a sa.aabt % angthin1- Evea y he
fs.fsrn pi8e rez.ass yeest stt.1n aa8 sasnss 80
ere s8SwfrE Else need o. naoistdre -Tae
fssa~ wh.eh gecs-a.lv "a : thee xith tts
faii 8looa. isave nas yet Corle Tee who.e-
saie dfs,s of tAis sfy arr Gsigssf0o sre
rs.l'ex r.e.r dte-snsers OF tee rsJ a.
cuao,ry m4Fetaafs reuse - b3v. o~iuz 10
10 fae 8ncerisfafy e the Cran o4ffsok
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

lkESacS. y. J.. AIS I9--ksFig 81 dsy
t~8 employees II tfs f,sursy iVsnts fsiirsa.l
were kls.ei neaz this stEv tssrlaer Ne~-
ecnh. track oslker. ssel sxfy 6se. se-
iuf q Lsw0euca. was ssfpe< 81 Ae fea
rewe9fneT trass atd i1sEalsiT ktiied hls
t,isiv ctiuz fora - psecet A ~ ~ IA -
efaef~arf. ~ = netnt t~a i'es ffas,t = rfe
teentr-three ffeicAs enFlceer. eEs ks.f
teea f.ltiefrss - safrae etea nax tae
ersfe zfa9.el eur ~ sae el5 en- ~ nsfer
twek Ntfheu1 1,tn n< te arpfo4csfne
frsin. lie Nss struck sst ia>ss8flr ki s~ei
90 h4k sesa co tae rlaa tss thrss
see2s
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

Nsftss. AFsa ~ fhefe = aassea Eketss-
asett szsx eses 81 os.esl Hosles ke 49, ef
isa tbsi a9asx ses fFeseses - f.ssS Las
eofus - he senate stzasbsf se s-EssfDf
f-r rsisalssl 80 Tee f&lb ias esileFs - Is 80
S<asts 80 ~ csessa fnss = las l,fss q &c
u Us eissorf of thr fAensieloe th<s ssfh
seq fas e<sa laksE &c galleries. - ttse
o<Eiaies 4eks - sara ekssfvsS. - *
oiseo s. ffls pn6ff No sfe E1e >te1 -
rtxff izfeE sxcaas = sF Fso slkkt q = 81
pFss<Dl esaf1sloa iae ePtulen i to1l -
sxteiseocf hsz FsexiSe1 tffzers tSe flnseiS
ecntainsl "a SHEA he d sfss si4 utH - ear
Tied into sfises it : csoBd = r<rnstted -
enter the gallery ~ ghs clasn.asf whisf re
- oFensoE Parliament 0n tas fc9s besos.
fkfra psscsnfisa = 20 - isksa 50 snstsfe his
ss.efg iE passing ost Sesn Tie RossEsrssnt
henSe ana fhe senate on TIE DAY fAfliktoett
0fenx A strong eSt0Ft ~lil accompany
hin goiug aud eonliag. TAls, hoNeyes. :
always doIe
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
Nuw3Easas aRassrso


fsl41zs5F t-sr hlkitsz g. > Ne~ze
sER 1ox. Apul la -f1sFiss &l-ie-
e. ~ +l3s,esr Mia. a.. g8hn orssnHal4
z's sosxsd cp a. peiizs h-essasstsrs % tse
ehAzss ~ seing inpE,eat~t Ia sas tssFssf g
iFnsa ) sa~<s. a clerk - Esos1wss
sEoss. <ho ga sAsE 49, s..sssz iass.af
kS.isi - szfs.zF % tas 81 ishk 81 NaFea
- a. as resisfsncs. 10. tlEf iieksIo aFe.
i5footyn. ESsr siacf TIE sB4rdef -
poiics sf lhss eiky s11 Brg9xiFa aase oesil
following a. eszrs elss IN Ao9s - eaffHf.
l.E ne sssz<<in. Inspeetor . rues esriy
Ass week recsiget - ,ofznaflon taks IlNsr
shs h4d ass oesn esn< - tie penlkeotisrF
IRA r0boers esaarz tsei sines tae m0rier.
ana slEr4ae al sss 1aieF arrest fof a Jef>es
o1T4lars. ~eFs iasDiicsfea ia TIE robbery
t9e o<hsr thieves nla1ea Ptgl Arsi4s a1d
lo1n kroksF gave enouge s4'feeee 70
fssfe1 The crane an Aiiies 4na 6rseasait
Yesterday z II Ca.sssefi4ln .deniIlsd ths
sec8sol n3en A he suspicious T4f;ies ne
So ia froat Of NJ Weeks hogss sae niEat
o. tae tragedy
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

sns1EsnsS ) J.. April io-Lsrry Coi-
iius lbe knight .; Labor. who sssaalsed
Ei'iaF kline ~ the bsssscrek vss arrai,n II
q cousf iki- norafae Hswas afaist@f -
baii IL fhs sara of SiglefD f1r sxan8sazffoo
tor1pr-5E As17 exDfess5sas were uffsred
arsiass him. s1ea a. He osgat 20 10
kaezss. 'Is oay5t - nc se1t % prisoa,
BIZ tznse Ireselt
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

Hsr1foxR. Conn. April 30 Robert y.
Walker. one of fAe leading boss 90 niefs
has aootdcd % ihe demands ~ fs painters
for nine hours work al 80 pei dag. apd
several ether bpss painters have tHnise4
their willingness % ncei the fksceslfe
COMMITTEES and e|en 3 eifnsinl seftpssnelli.
L. is Eenereily beilete6 that ~ INfsdes al
TIE striking fsasnte7 xill b. a. sofk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
HIS PROPHECY euLr,llso.

The Es<the-sks Fsrc,eid - Pref Cspea
tse-ass Promptly on Time.
bCE1INsro~. W. April l4-A heavy
sArek ~ earthqusks was felt here az ~
this afternoon The vlbrations lss;e, -
sccond-. and were introduced - = sterling
sspost IKE that Of n large cannon. Housss
shook. aud the people ran terror stricken
into he streets. No dsmsge followed how
ever The shock raj been prsc@siel bg
sIi-hs tremnr ten mlnnles hefars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
Loss AALF a mlLtlon.

Tue Nassne~ Ecsifrg sIsu ar Tsie'ia De-
tressd ~ Fis~.
fefero. -. April I0.--fhe Marines Esii-
ing Kills. in Easf To'e.Io b1rpes 20 FAs
zrsaaa this evening. Tne loss pi.ic,s, a.
ssaono. Inssrarcs. $SoO0 Il - - iaved
tas1 tte dre VS. cansc1 ~ the nix1f wsiea-
r.er drapoiI.ss rsssca ehica he AID nse.f
IN lraginx h:spips n~sr an ~ bafre3. Over
four boe.ired men Til ee rhe0sn 3ns of
easpsos aet ll = noe knoxn vhei Der the
misa ri ee rsb;ist cr = =
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

The Tro go.tr 18Th lheir bnSxet -
lufic-sas siinafto ss9 may ssrines
will reeve - r.. aud a.in.fn9 kuasenoe
~ pow.rs, f8.tlsift
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11
cpRyNG COMpANp
Spring Jackets.
Spring w raps,

The largest invoice of Ladies' Spring Jackets and Spring
Wraps received in Grand RApds The latest New York
London and Paris styles Will be placed on sale on
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL IL.
Consisting of elegant lire of Jackets endless variety
OF plad at the very low prices OF $3.50 sa $500 sGo
$780, $500 and $1,000
large assortment Of Kersey Cloth Jacess yznpng from
$500 $500 in light tans modes Harvard browns sos
browns and blacks
magnificent line OF Jackets Jersey French Cord Ker
sey and Tncatne Cord; prices from t4oOts si250
The finest largest and cheapest Ire of Iadles sprnv
Wrap that vii be shown this HIk tres Graan
Ccssn Silk Satin Rhadzna and in fact IL nearly everv
known that stylish ano ahsnab an8 All snose
II less heavily etea and ranging from tel0 f. sf9e0
An early inspection earnestly solicited
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

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af.eraosa - TIE S e,a3sr - d f,se press
10 sse-5 .sfzra4 t-F@zles Eess
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

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;s irx.i Hss5sz-1sff j se Fszssiagsy enfie
;xne6 i a. Reimce1 - sac fsoiss-z
ne. Has wi8 rrssett flss
hrfeht - eess re.-1zse ssasesfler
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-11

are = oeelalty ssi<it this Pa
Per. seni them Il ea1 Wafca
fke Results.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-08-11
The Statesman's Loss.

Mr.. E. w. Parker, who has for the last
two years filled the position of advertising
bookkeeper and general advertising bust
ness manager of The STATESMAN, leaves
us this morning to take very fine posi-
ton on the Texas d. st. Louis railroad.
Mr.. Parker is young man of exception
ally fine ability and of splendid address.
He has made host of friends in Austin,
not only in business way, but socially.
He has filled many inches in the varied
lines of newspaper work, land In the role OF
society reporter he has served up enter
tainments even to the entire satisfaction
of the most punctillious hostess, which
said, fills out the full measure of adroit
ability. The STATEsMAN is free to con-
fess to what degree Mr.. Parker's absence
will initiate against the department over
which he had exclusive charge, and with
our business regrets we would also join
the individual regret of each and every
one connected with The STATESMAN, with
all of whom he is deservedly very popular
The best wishes of The STATESMAN follow
Mr.. Parker in his new venture, and to
these we feel perfectly safe in adding, the
regrets of all who know him in Austin, fol
in knowing him they quickly learned to
appreciate his worth.